. tearoom ($418).

A16-Sunday News, May 25, 1980

community roundup

._ Hospital,
Auxilia
bazaar
winners

Sm raffle winners shared _
prizes ranging from Sunday
brunch for four at the In-
ternational Plaza Hotel to a
hand-painted Rosenthal
china plate at the recent

- spring bazaar held by the
Hospital Auxiliary.

Winners were: JoAnne
Gottfried, Joyce Gauthier,
“Nora Rouse, Dr. M.
Davidson, Brenda Culp and
Mrs. D. Anderson.

The raffle contributed
almost one-third ($1,480) of
the total $4,515 raised by the
bazaar.

The remainder of that
total came from the thrift
sale ($1,071), garden sale
($578), home baking ($502),
handwork ($467) and the

lige -
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SENIOR CITIZENS HARD AT WORK in preparation for the North
Shore Neighborhood House Seniors’ Club spring bazaar. Everyone is
welcome to the event which takes place Saturday, May 31, starting at

1:30 p.m. Tea, white elephant table, crafts, raffles, home baking and a
plant sale are among the attractions. Admission will be 50 cents. (Terry
Peters photo)

The Auxiliary extends its
thanks to all who  par-
ticipated.

$61,235 for
summer jobs

Chuck Cook, MP for
North Vancouver-Burnaby
reports that a total of
$61,235.00 has been granted
under the Summer Youth
Employment Program for

’

Neighbourhood House -
$6,208); Summer Day Care
(North Shore Neighbour-
hood House - $6,732);
Burrard Band Summer
Activities (Burrard Indian

projects within his federal
Riding.

The various projects (with
sponsors and amounts) are
as follows:

Klass Group Home (Keith
Lynn Alternative Sec.
School Assn. - $3,082);
Puppet Outreach (North
Vancouver District Public
Library - $5,650); Ethnic
Direcuions (North Shore

Band - $11,355), North Shore
Horseman’s Association
Trails (North Shore Horse-
man's Association - $9,424);
Camp de jour d’immersion
(British Columbia Chapter of
Canadian Parents for French
- North Shore Chapter -
$5,994): Endless Summer -
1980 (North Burnaby Boys’
and Girls’ Club of Greater
Vancouver) - $12,790).

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